A type of staircase with a central supporting pillar and steps radiating outwards, often found in unique or architecturally interesting properties, but may pose accessibility challenges.
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Glossary Term: Accessibility
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A factor to consider when choosing a short-term rental, especially for guests with elderly family members who may require specialized care.
Describing the ease of getting in and out of a sleigh bed, particularly relevant for guests with mobility concerns.
Professional services hired to clear snow and ice from driveways, walkways, and other areas of a property. Essential for short-term rentals in snowy climates to ensure guest safety and accessibility.
A covered area at the entrance of a short-term rental property, providing protection from the elements for guests arriving or departing.
Refers to the ease with which guests driving station wagons, often families, can access the property, including parking and unloading areas.
A Polish phrase meaning “a stone’s throw away,” highlighting the importance of emphasizing proximity to attractions, amenities, and transportation hubs in short-term rental listings to attract guests seeking convenience and accessibility.
Adhering to all applicable laws and regulations related to short-term rentals, including taxes, safety standards, and accessibility.
Making necessary modifications or providing accommodations to ensure the property is accessible to guests with specific requests related to mobility, sensory needs, or other requirements.
Providing guest communication and support in multiple languages to cater to international travelers and expand the potential guest pool.
The responsiveness and accessibility of a host in addressing guest inquiries, requests, and issues promptly. This can be achieved through various communication channels, ensuring guests feel supported throughout their stay.
Describes a short-term rental property that welcomes guests of all backgrounds and identities, promoting inclusivity and a welcoming environment.